I see the value in owning a single MFH versus multiple SFHs and would like to pursue that avenue instead, eventually.

There is a fine line between legally wholesaling, versus being an unlicensed broker. 

ROI on that $75 oven versus hard money with 3 points up front will be something north of 1000%.

Expect triple taxes in the future (which is my concern with making money in traditional IRA versus Roth) and expect perpetual low interest rates and thus perpetual asset bubble crashes.I have seen the trend and that's why I only to be investing in real estate as a hedge fund manager.

If this house would only rent for say 900 or something then really no cash flow there versus what you paid etc.

This goes back to 40k TK houses do not work because of crap area and the rehab for the TK operator to make money has to be more minimal in nature versus redoing everything and selling TK at 65k to 70k or more etc.One you are paying more but usually getting a better area, management, tenant base, and most everything is new so capital cost outlay is minimized year over year.Hopefully you didn't pay more than 40k plus for the area.

Are you willing to divulge what type of role they've assumed versus your role?  

That might determine the size of family (versus single person) who might rent your place.   

Weight out the options with money today versus money tomorrow.

I would much rather work with someone using their own funds versus working with a "private lender Company".